Evening star. [volume], April 24, 1948, Page B-4, Image 16

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This Beautiful Home Can Be Constructed
On a Choice Wooded Lot in
FAIRWAY HILLS
AN UNUSUAL VALUE AT $19,750
Bedroom and fall bath on first floor, two bedrooms and bath on second.
Living room 23'6"xl3'8" with fireplace, dining room and well-equipped
kitchen. The living porch is 22'xll'6". Slate roof, copper gutters,
downspouts and plumbing. Dak floors and tiled baths.
We Welcome Your luquiry
PHILLIPS, CANBY & FULLER, INC.
Realtors
EVENINGS—WI. 5065 ._
CLEVELAND PARK
3309 35th Street N.W.
This center hall English brick home, with deep, beautifully
planted garden will appeal to the family who desires gra
cious living. Situated on a quiet street within few block
of schools, churches and transportation. The paneled nc
• reation room, sun room and large garden are ideal for
children. . . _ . .
Four master bedrooms, two baths on second floor, be<^
room and bath on third. Lavatories on first floor and off
recreation room. Plenty of storage space. Two-car garage.
Oil h.-w. heat. Lot 102' front, contains 18,370 square feet
which includes extra building lot.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 P.M.
SANDOZ, INC.
2 Dupont Circle_DU. 1234
NORTH ARLINGTON
Truly a Great Value—Should Sell Thit Weekendf
2546 North Military Road
Charminc and very spacious detached white brick Colonial house. Ideally
situated near Washlnrton Golf and Country Club, approximately 15 miles
from downtown. First floor contains livin* room with fireplace. Jarre brirht
dlnlnr room with bav window, den 9s1H. larre fully equipped kitchen. Three
TWIN-SIZED bedrooms and 2 tile baths on second floor, fu11,
fireplace, maid’s room and bath, 1-car built-in rarare. Ample prewar con
struction. Has Just been put in brand-new-house condition inside and out
side. Picturesque wooded lot has 135-ft. frontare. larre oak trees, stream.
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, TRANSPORTATION AND SHOPPING
VACANT—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
We eoneider this the beet home value on the market today.
Open Sunday, 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
Directions Out Lee Hwv. to Cherrvdale traffic light,
turn right on Military Road vast Lorcum Lane to home.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
927 15th St. N.1V. District 1411
'Test of Government's
Milk Price Case Due
In Court Monday
The Government’s anti-trust case
against seven Washington area
dairies, the Maryland and Virginia
Milk. Producers’ Association and its
general manager, Bruce B. Derrick,
will get its big test in District Court
Monday.
Justice Richmond B. Keech, who
late yesterday denied motions for
separate trials by the Alexandria
and Harvey dairies and a change of
venue for the Alexandria dairy, will
hear final arguments Monday on
these points:
1. Validity of the indictment,
which is contested by Mr. Derrick
and the Wakefield dairy in connec
tion with the filing of motions to
dismiss the charges against them.
Dairy Asks Postponement.
2. A plea for a month’s postpone
ment of trial, originally set for May,
which has been requested by Chest
nut Parms-Chevy Chase .dairy. It
is believed that granting of this re
quest would force the court to delay
trial until the fall term.
3. Bills of particulars filed by all
defendants except Richfield Dairy.
The granting by the court of
either motion to dismiss would have
the effect of throwing the case out
of court, and a Justice Department
official said that, if this were to
happen, the Government probably
would appeal directly to the Su
preme Court.
Proceedings yesterday were marked
by an assertion of Robert H. Winn,
special assistant to the Attorney
General, that all except Mr. Derrick,
the producer co-operative' and
Chestnut Farms Dairy “are in the
category of reluctant conspirators.’’
While Mr. Winn did not elaborate
LUMBER
N. C. YELLOW PINE
Air Dried and Kiln Dried
FRAMING—SHEATBING
FLOORING—SIDING
Direct Shipment
CAROLINA LUMBER SALES
JA. 1730 . ,
1100 Jeff. Daria Hwr., Arlmtto^V*^
Open Daily and Sunday
3912-3916 —17th St. N.E.
MODERN DET. BRICKS
Theie Home* Hava Everything
SEE AND COMPARE
Large living room, dining room,
modern kitchen, bedroom, powder
room on lat floor. 3 large bedrooms,
2 baths. 2nd floor. Large attic,
fully insulated; finished recreation
room, open fireplace: maid's toilet;
built-in garage; built-in convector
beat, gas fired; slate roof; copper
plumbing; covered, concrete porch.
For price and terms, see represent
ative on premises.
Veteran’s Preference
ROGER MOSS
Realtor
2125 R. I. Avt. N.E. HO. 6020
I On* of tha Bait-Built Homai (nil
Petworth, $13,950
621 UPSHUR ST. N.W.
Open Sunday—I p.m. to Dark
This substantial 20-toot tapestry
brick home (built by Winfleld Pres
ton) is worthy ot your immediate
inspection. Particularly suitable
for conversion into 2-family home.
First floor contains wide reception
hall, living room, dining room,
fully equipped kitchen and glass
enclosed concrete rear porch. Four
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor.
Stairway to finished attic room.
Full basement with front and rear
entrances. Deep lot. brick garage.
Convenient to everything. Owner
occupant will give quick possession.
Frank §. Phillips
Realtor
927 15rti St. N.W. Dl. 1411
BURNT MILLS HILLS
$47,500
Situated on over 3 acres of beautifully landscaped ground on the crest of a high knoll offording com
manding views of beautiful homes and estates. The Washington Monument may be seen from side
lawn. The home is exquisite in design and detail and cSntains every requirement to suit the most
fastidious. You enter a wide center hall with a Colonial stairway. Living room 13x27 ft. with
fireplace, dining room 13x16; modern, delightful kitchen, powder room. There are two porches,
four entrances, one leading to marquee. The master bedroom on 2d floor is 13x27; 2 odditional
bedrooms of nice size and 2 baths. Two good-sized bedrooms and bath on 3d floor. The base
ment is extremely delightful with a recreation room 35x15, modernistic bar with flourescent lights,
lavctory and fireplace. There is a detached 2-car garage and implement storage room with a
2d floor. The poultry house is a modern, well-designed building. The horse barn is modern,
containing 3 large box st'alls with feed storage and hay loft. All buildings ore in perfect condition
and thousands of dollars hove been spent on landscaping.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 1 TO 6 P.M.
To Reach: Out New Hampshire Avenue just past the main entrance New
Naval Laboratory to McCeney Avenue, turn left to second house and our sign.
Exclusive with
CRANE and HELAN, Realtors
1009 Bonifant St., Silver Spring, Md. SLigo 4000
on this point, it indicated tfa# Gov
ernment considered these three de
fendants'as prime movers in the al
leged conspiracy to fix milk prices.
Fair Trial Questioned.
Mr. Winn's comment was made
in connection with arguments of At
torney William J. Blum, Jr., for
Alexandria Dairy, and Attorney
Ralph W. Powers, for Harvey, that
the court should grant them separ
ate trials. Mr. Blum contended
press reports and editorials in
Washington papers and advertise
ments by the Embassy Dairy, which
was not among those indicted, had
prejudiced the public, and that,
therefore, his client could not receive
a fair trial here.
Yesterday’s session disclosed for
the first time that Mr. Derrick had
retained William E. Leahy and
William J. Hughes, jr„ as attorneys.
Elwood H. Seal continues as coun
sel for the producer group.
Mr. Leahy, in his dismissal mo
tion, argued that Federal statutes,
including the Agricultural Adjust
ment Act, immunize agricultural
co-operatives from prosecution un
der anti-trust laws.
Other dairies named in the in
dictment are the Lucerne, which is
a division of Safeway Stores;
Thompson’s, and Richfield. Wake
field Dairy is represented by At
torney John Hillyard.
Radio-photo service recently in
stalled in Bombay, India, will trans
mit photographs, drawings, balance
sheets and documents to the United
States and the United Kingdom.
U. S. to Delay Meeting
Siam Fiscal Requests
The United 8tates served notice
yesterday that it would watch to see
how a new government In Slam
carries out its international obliga
tions before acting on some Siamese
requests "of a financial nature.”
Siam is understood to be pressing
for a return of nearly $40,000,000
worth of Siamese gold which is im
pounded in Japan and for disposi
tion of Japanese assets in Siam.
The new Siamese government was
formed recently by Phibun Song
gram, who is said to have collab
orated with the Japanese during
the war.
More American motion pictures
than French films are being shown
in France.
Guaranteed Waterproofing With
THE DAVENPARK CO.
849 Washington Bldg. NA. 7892
OPEN 1-5 SUNDAY
5859 No. Four Mile Run Drive
Attractive e-room brick home in ode of
N. Arlington'! flneet neighborhood!.
Personal inaneetion is worthi 14M
words. To inspect: Oat Wash. Blvd, to
Longfellow St., Scnth to 4 Mi. Baa
Drive and apen sign.
Dwye^^arter^X^980^CH^184
1940 N. Inglewood St., Arlington, Vo.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 P.M.
Large living room with fireplace, dining room, equipped
kitchen, screened side porch on first-floor. Three bedrooms
and tiled bath on second floor. Full basement, recreation
room with fireplace, laundry trays and V4 bath. Lot 80 ft. by
110 ft. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Price 18,95©
Bril'* out Lee Highway to N. Inglewood St. Turn left to 1919.
REALTOR METZ IE R BUILDER I
1106 Vermont Avenuo txelutivo Dl. 8600
3811 Loo Highway GLebe 7533 or OXford 0878 )
OPEN
SATUBDAY, 2 TO 6; SUNDAY, 1 TO S
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS
2938 BELLEVUE TERRACE N.W.
jj Semi-detached brick. 3 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2 |
| baths. Den on 1st floor. Recreation room with bar |
| in basement. Built-in garage.
| To Reach: Out Man. Ave. to Cathedral Ave., t blockt to Bellevue Terrace.
! AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4510 HARRISON ST. N.W.
s Detached brick, 6 rooms, 2 large bedrooms and bath
1 on 2nd floor. Bedroom and full bath in basement.
1 Beautiful yard. Detached garage.
| To Reach: Out Wit. Ave. to Herriton St., left to property.
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS
| 4628 HUNT AVE. j
[Excellent neighborhood, detached brick, 3 bedrooms,
lVz baths on 2nd floor, stairs to finished room and
storage space in attic. Modem kitchen. Built-in
garage. Reach: Out me. Ave. U mile beyond
D. C. line to Hunt Ave., left to property. ^ jgj
J. NORLE ROAZ, Realtor
3 7424 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 7500 j|
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'IN AH ITS BEAUTY AT . . •
"A RESTRICTED
COMMUNITY OF
FINE HOMES"
Dogwood In bloom makes Manor Club Estates into a beautiful
fairyland. Come see this lovely section that is situated so con
veniently to Washington. Come see it now while the dogwood
is in bloom. Look over the lots and select one while nature’s
landscaping is at Ks springtime loveliest. Choose a lot that
assures you the view you want for every spring and that is best
for the house you have planned. At Manor Club Estates, a long
esiPblished community in beautiful nearby Maryland your house
truly is a home of your dreams.
Several homes are available ranging in prices
from $20,000 to $35,000
Direction*: Drive out Georgia Ave. extended (road to Olneti S mi. lT0m
Silver Sprint, to Manor Club entrance; follow road to our field office.*
Oar Fiald Office Open Daily from Noon to I
WILLIAM M. CANBY
MILLS BUILDING Ktallor REMitlk 1712
WOODSIDE PARK
9008 Fairview Rd.
This spacious stone and brick home situated in Silver Spring's finest residential
section. Custom built of finest material by present owner. You will like the many
outstanding features including entrance hall, three fireplaces, large informal library
with beam ceiling, three bedrooms and sewing room 2nd floor, bedroom, full bath
first floor, screened porch, recreation room, maid's room with bath, gas hot-water
heat, recessed radiation; beautiful level lot, 70x230; two-car garage with breezway
to house. _ . . ^ „ . _
Price, $35,000; Substantial Cash Required
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6
Weekdays by. Appointment Only
To reach: Colesville Rd. to Noyes Dr., left one Mode to Fairvietc R&., right to house.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Thompson & Gray, Realtors
904 Ellsworth Dr., Silvor Spring, Md. SL.
___ ____ n ii I I "if—infill lliilt»1Hilfnlfrnri71
A New Group of
DETACHED BRICK HOMES
Country Club View, SUver Spring9
ONLY $16,950; 4 SOLD—3 LEFT
EXHIBIT HOME—10010 GREENOCK RD.
Very conveniently located in a fine section of Silver Spring, these new,
qwality homes offer the most for money on today's new-house market,
float of the finest matei'iois and workmanship these homes feature:
• Center entrance hall. • 7-eu.-ft. Frigidoire • Colored tile bath
• 20' living ream with fire- • Screens and metal Venetian • White-painted basement
,l„e> blinds. • Outside entrance end
• Dining roam with chair rail • 21' side parch lavatory
• Complete ultra-modern • 3 nice bedrooms • Largo built-in garage
kitchen • Plenty of closets • Lerge loti
• D-«»le bawl sink OPEN SUNDAY, 12 to 6
TO RKACH: From traffic light In Silver Spring at ColesvUle Rd. follow
ColesviUe Rd. to Forest Glen Rd., turn left on Forest Glen Rd. to
Greenock Rd., then right on Greenock Rd. to homes and “open” sign.
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REALTORS
8710 Go. Ave., Silver Spring, Md. SL. 5700, SH. 0015 'til 9 P.M.
An Address of Distinction
Model Home
Open
Every Day
The most luxurious, Customized homes built in this popular section for
many years have been instantly acclaimed. Make your own co"'P°r'*>n'
i feature for feature and dollar for dollar, and see that nothing has been
spared to make these homes the most outstanding in the Country Club
area. A few features at a glance include:
• 22-ft. I^rin* Room • 3 spacious bedrooms • Copper pUmbtaf to
• 1st-Floor Tile Both • Suudeck downspouts
• Large Colonial Fbeplaee • Lovely *ot* > • Waterproofed and Re-in'
• Built-in bookshelves • Side PorA forced Solid Concrete
• Complete Kitchen with • Custom-Built screens tor
breakfast jwok and pantry al windows and doors Basements.
Another “Better Built” project
To Reach: Out ColesviUe Road to Franklin Ave., Right to Wire Ave., Left to Model Home.
For Information Any Time, Call Exclusive Sa^^W*
SH. 6363
8504 Georgia Ave._ __g